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... TTESS OF MAR At\D KE LLIE , whose portrait forms our frontispiece, is the da~hter of the eighth Earl of Shattesbury, and was married to the twelfth Earl of Mar and fourteentH Earl of Kellie in I portrait forms our I 892. Her husband is the premier Viscount ...
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... was in the fancy ball. That ]{upert and Sheba should fall desperately in love was in the nature of things, that they should marry and live happily was much to be Bringing Game to the I N discussing partridge shooting it has always to be admitted that there ...
... TTESS OF MAR At\D KE LLIE , whose portrait forms our frontispiece, is the da~hter of the eighth Earl of Shattesbury, and was married to the twelfth Earl of Mar and fourteentH Earl of Kellie in I portrait forms our I 892. Her husband is the premier Viscount ...
... years. i\ly future husband was a clergyman. TT e was for eight years my father's curate. lie left because the idea of this marri' ...
... any rate, h sudden ly of the dice and the worship of Venus. At any rate, h sudden ly repented him of his great wickedness, married-one can conceive no more dismal penance-the ugliest and most pious heiress in the ki ngdom, bade farewell for ever to the ...
... nothing more at my hands. He will not refuse, exclaimed Pardon me, Jack, I was selfish; you will go to India, of course; marry a begum, and return a nabob. H e spoke gaily enough with a smile upon his face, but I saw that his lip trembled. Sir Marmaduke ...
... Froprvomaw 3202 W T. G. Beech. 3406 Pre. W, Barley. !\‘..' R J‘ W. Drury. Il . d. . . 105 l'l:. T. Hockney, 1252 Pte. W. T. Marris. 995 Pre. T. Rhodes. 1249 Pte. G. A. Robshaw, 3733 Pre. F. Skinner. 1313 Pre. C. M. Skioner (W.). N.C.OSs v Wamse. fergt. ...
... PERSONAL. I\ PARLIAMENT : —All married people should agitate to secure the puinlsot '?Hk; NTD WIVEY REGISTRATION BILL. Write yoar M.P., urging him to vote for it. This Bill w!! practically abolish the present system cf manmidwifery (which was only begun ...
... HONEYMOON. A LINCOLNSHIRE WEDDING AND SORROWFUL SEQUEL. A deserter from the Keyal Horsa Artiilery since the 2ist af Angust last married o lavcolnshire maiden the other day, and was so enthralled that he tried to escape service. P.c. Clay, who is stationed at ...
... all - their artillery but six guns, and all their treasure. It %:7?. was proposed by the Afghans that the wives of the ~ married officers should be left as hostages, but the ~ husbands threatened to shoot them with their own ~ hands rather than leave ...
... though, eanly = in the eapacity of | side-de-camp to Sir | Alfred Miluer. Hia ’ | mother, the Countess 7 ey | Grosveuor, is marri d (’, ‘ to Mr. George Wyndham, M.P, the Uuder - Secretary of State for War. Eaton ¢ISCUTST BELOBATE. ...